AwersomeUser wrote:
Identify a, b, and c
[hide]Hint:|[/hide]b and c are moons
(Hopefully this isn’t too confusing)
a. Haumea
b. Namaka
c. Hi'iaka
It was already answered but ok. Correct for all of them.
Your turn since there aren’t any questions.
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Sorry I should have read closer lol. But my turn I suppose.
1. Why does Pluto probably rotate on its side?
2. What did New Horizons find on the outer edge of the solar system? Hint: Not a celestial body
3. Which constellation did 'Oumuamua come from?
Answers:
1. Polar wander--planets spin in a way that minimizes energy
2. Hydrogen wall
3. Lyra
2. What are the 3 criteria for a planet to be classified as a planet?
3. Mimas is the smallest astronomical body known to display what?
4. Which kinds of orbit did Oumuamua have?
a. Elliptical
b. Parabolic
c. Hyperbolic
Even though scioly is over for for me, I will answer anyway because why not.
1. Cubewano
2. - Round enough to maintain hydrostatic equllibrium (something like that)
- Clear its “neighborhood”
- Directly orbiting the sun
3. Hydrostatic equlllbrium
4. C
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2. What are the 3 criteria for a planet to be classified as a planet?
3. Mimas is the smallest astronomical body known to display what?
4. Which kinds of orbit did Oumuamua have?
a. Elliptical
b. Parabolic
c. Hyperbolic
Even though scioly is over for for me, I will answer anyway because why not.
1. Cubewano
2. - Round enough to maintain hydrostatic equllibrium (something like that)
- Clear its “neighborhood”
- Directly orbiting the sun
3. Hydrostatic equlllbrium
4. C
1. A nickname for it is "cubewano". However, it means a classical KBO that is more circular in orbit. Whereas a "Hot classical KBO" is a classical KBO with a elliptical orbit.2. Correct3. Correct4. Correct
Your turn!
2. What are the 3 criteria for a planet to be classified as a planet?
3. Mimas is the smallest astronomical body known to display what?
4. Which kinds of orbit did Oumuamua have?
a. Elliptical
b. Parabolic
c. Hyperbolic
Even though scioly is over for for me, I will answer anyway because why not.
1. Cubewano
2. - Round enough to maintain hydrostatic equllibrium (something like that)
- Clear its “neighborhood”
- Directly orbiting the sun
3. Hydrostatic equlllbrium
4. C
1. A nickname for it is "cubewano". However, it means a classical KBO that is more circular in orbit. Whereas a "Hot classical KBO" is a classical KBO with a elliptical orbit.2. Correct3. Correct4. Correct
Your turn!
Ok.
1. What is the first TNO discovered?
2. What is a extreme TNO?
3. What is TNO classified into?
4. Is 2007 OR 10 the most massive TNO?
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AwersomeUser wrote:
1. What is the first TNO discovered?
2. What is a extreme TNO?
3. What is TNO classified into?
4. Is 2007 OR 10 the most massive TNO?
1.pluto
2.sedna
3. dwarf planet past neptune and plutoids
4.false, eris is( in terms of density) or pluto is(in terms of size)
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AwersomeUser wrote:
1. What is the first TNO discovered?
2. What is a extreme TNO?
3. What is TNO classified into?
4. Is 2007 OR 10 the most massive TNO?
1.pluto
2.sedna
3. dwarf planet past neptune and plutoids
4.false, eris is( in terms of density) or pluto is(in terms of size)
1. Correct
2. I was looking for the definition but that works
3. Kuiper belt objects (KBOs) and the scattered disc objects (SDOs)
4. Correct
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Ill start this up again
1. How did the Cassini Mission end?
2. Why don't we have a solar eclipse every month?
3. How inclined is the moon to the earth's plane of orbit?